Montréal Weather Station
Weather station data for Montréal, powered by GraphWeather.
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Quick Answers
- Current conditions and real-time sensor readings
- 48-hour pressure trace and trend analysis
- Historical graphs for temperature, wind, and precipitation
- Monthly statistics and extreme values
- Publishing workflow and data update frequency
The Montréal station dashboard displays current conditions, 48-hour trends, and recent statistics from an urban weather station. The station is equipped with temperature, humidity, pressure, wind (speed and direction), and precipitation sensors. Data is collected at 5-minute intervals by the GraphWeather desktop application and published to the web via FTP. The dashboard includes a 48-hour pressure trace — the single most useful chart for understanding recent and near-future conditions at this location.
View the Montréal station statistics archive for monthly summaries, extreme values, and long-term trend data.
Dashboard Elements
A typical GraphWeather station dashboard includes the following sections:
- Current conditions panel: temperature, humidity, dew point, pressure (with trend arrow), wind speed and direction, UV index, solar radiation.
- 48-hour barograph: the most practically useful chart. Shows pressure trace with sufficient resolution to identify approaching frontal systems.
- Temperature and humidity 24-hour chart: diurnal cycle, min/max markers, current value.
- Wind rose: direction frequency distribution for the past 24 hours.
- Rainfall: hourly accumulation bars, daily total, monthly running total.
- Statistics summary: daily and monthly extremes with timestamps.